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Pizza Hut franchises in California lay off all delivery drivers ahead of $20 minimum wage increase
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Pizza hut is trash anyways, unless you live in the middle of nowhere, you've probably got a better local pizza place. Please support them instead of a chain.
Shit, even Dominos is better than Pizza Hut these days. (Though yes, local is better.)
Domino’s is horrible but still better than Pizza Hut.
I actually quite like Dominos, specifically their Philly Cheesesteak pizza. They really turned their brand/quality around a few years back.
But there is obviously better pizza out there.
Most chains don't have stuff crust. But I agree with you anyway
And? Stuffed crust is terrible. Ever wonder why real pizza places don’t bother?
Have you even been to a real pizza place or is Pizza Hut all you know?
Taste in food is subjective and not everybody hates something that you hate.
I never knew that people felt so strongly on this question. TIL
Eh, local places are usually bigger scams than chains.
That heavily depends on location. Here in Philly competition among food places is so tight that a lot of places offer a better deal than the chains and have much better products.
I think they meant scams towards workers, which checks out in my area at some businesses. Obviously this is unique to each area and not every local place.
Exploited workers? In this capitalist hellscape? I don't believe it!
Though honestly most local places I've been in are doing much better for their workers than any of the corporate run chains. Most are either family run, or community local places.